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V30 GNSS RTK System Manual

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V30 GNSS RTK System

Manual

Manual Revision

Revision Date

Revision Level

Description

Feb.2014 2 V30 GNSS RTK System

Manual

Hi-Target Surveying Instrument Co., Ltd.

All Rights Reserved

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Content Preface ..................................................................................... 1

Instruction .......................................................................... 2

Relative Information .......................................................... 2

Your Suggestions ............................................................... 2

Summary ................................................................................. 3

Introduction ........................................................................ 4

Product Features ................................................................. 5

Usage and Notes ................................................................ 5

Receiver Introduction ............................................................ 7

Introduction ........................................................................ 8

Receiver Appearance ......................................................... 8

Control Panel ..................................................................... 9

Upper Cover ..................................................................... 10

Lower Cover ..................................................................... 11

Communication Module .................................................. 12

Battery .............................................................................. 13

Environmental Requirement ............................................ 14

Electrical Interference ...................................................... 15

General Operations ............................................................. 16

Introduction ...................................................................... 17

Button functions ............................................................... 18

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Led Status Instructions ..................................................... 21

Turn On/Off Receiver ...................................................... 27

Static Data Storage ........................................................... 27

RTK Data Storage ............................................................ 27

Reset Receiver ................................................................. 28

Module checking .............................................................. 28

Format Receiver ............................................................... 28

Power Supply System ...................................................... 29

Communication Module .................................................. 36

SIM Card/ USIM Card ..................................................... 40

Firmware .......................................................................... 41

Configuration of Fieldwork ................................................ 44

Introduction ...................................................................... 45

Diagram for base working ............................................... 45

Diagram for rover working .............................................. 48

Fast Operation Guide ....................................................... 49

Static Collecting ................................................................... 53

Instruction ........................................................................ 54

The procedure of V30 static survey ................................. 54

Download data with USB drive ....................................... 55

Management software operation for static survey ........... 55

Technical Parameters .......................................................... 58

Introduction ...................................................................... 59

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Receiver ........................................................................... 59

UHF Radio Communication ............................................ 60

3G/GPRS Network Communication ............................... 62

Ports ................................................................................. 62

Function Key and LED .................................................... 62

Intelligent Voice Module ................................................. 62

Accuracy .......................................................................... 62

Physical Feature ............................................................... 63

Environment ..................................................................... 63

Ports and Main Accessory ................................................... 64

Introduction ...................................................................... 65

Five-pin Port and Eight-pin Port ...................................... 65

Differential Antenna ........................................................ 67

Y Type Data Cable ........................................................... 68

Regulatory Information ...................................................... 70

Notes ................................................................................ 71

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Preface

Chapter Instruction

■ Instruction

■ Relative Information

■ Your Suggestions

C H A P T E R

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Perface

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Instruction Welcome to Hi-Target V30 Series GNSS RTK system

manual. This manual is designed for V30 GNSS RTK system, and use V30 GNSS RTK as an example to explain the installation, setup, and usage of the GNSS RTK system.

If you have used other GNSS RTK system before, Hi-Target suggests you read this manual carefully and this manual will help you to understand our V30 GNSS RTK system easily. If you do not familiar with GNSS RTK, please check Hi-Target website: http://www.hi-target.com.cn/en/

Relative Information

You can get the manual from: 1, the complement CD when purchasing Hi-Target V30 equipment. You can get this manual from folder named Manual; 2, Download from Hi-Target website, Go to “Support” -> “Manual” -> “Surveying Products”.

Your Suggestions If you have any suggestions or comments on the manual,

please feel free to contact us, it will help us to improve our manual quality greatly.

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Summary Chapter Introduction ■ Introduction

■ Products Features

■ Usage and Notes

C H A P T E R

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Introduction V30 GNSS RTK system adopts modularized design, so as

to enable users to change into different differential transmission modules according to various requirements. Those are traditional radio transmission, GPRS and 3G communication functions. Meanwhile the designed self-diagnosis function can automatically check the working status of all hardware and software of the V30 receiver while working, and arouse the problem part by its intelligent voice messenger in case of some problem.

Data collection controller can be connected with receiver mainframe via Bluetooth or cable; built-in high-capacity battery is suitable for long-time field work; static data can be stored in the built-in memory card of receiver and downloaded via USB port to your PC.

Tips: 1. V30 GNSS RTK system has many modules. This manual does not represent standard configuration. Users need to notify their own requirements for the different configuration due to different applications.

2. And before using, we suggest users firstly to check whether the package box is damaged, and then open careful and check whether inner items matched with the order list of their own. If there are some missing or damaging cases exist for products and accessories, please contact with the local

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distributor or Hi-Target Foreign Trade Dep. Immediately.

3. Last but not least, please carefully read manual before carrying, handling and using!

Product Features 1. BD970 mother board of Pacific Crest, a Trimble Company,

multi-satellite, multi-system kernel.

2. Built-in transmit-receive UHF, exchangeable Base and

Rover.

3. The radio power is adjustable to be 0.1w, 1w, 2w.

4. 1+X multi-module communication units.

5. PCC Radio module (optional) compatible with Trimble/Leica RTK.

6. Double battery capacity as 4400mAh, 12 hours for RTK

operating.

7. The highest performance in waterproof, dustproof and

anti-drop.

8. Adjustable to be single GNSS system or multi-GNSS system: GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO.

Usage and Notes Although V30 receiver using chemical and impact

resistance material, but necessary taking care and maintenance is still required for such a precise instrument.

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Warning: The receiver must be used and stored in the specified temperature. More details please refer to Chapter 7: Technical Parameters.

To ensure the quality of continuous tracking satellites and signals, surveying work should be in open air, while there should no any obstacle in space above 15° altitude angle; in order to reduce all kinds of electrical interference to the GNSS satellite signals. Besides, there should not be strong electrical interference around within about 200m range, such as the television tower, microwave stations, high voltage transmission line. Also, in order to avoid or reduce the occurrence of multi-path effect, stations should be away from terrain or geographical objects, which will strong effect electrical signal, such as high-rise buildings, big pool, etc.

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Receiver Introduction

Chapter Introduction ■ Introduction

■ Receiver Appearance

■ Control Panel

■ Upper Cover

■ Lower Cover

■ Communication Module

■ Battery

■ Environmental Requirement

■ Electric Interference

C H A P T E R

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Introduction

This Chapter mainly introduces V30 receiver appearance, buttons and indicator led and so on.

Receiver Appearance Receiver Appearance mainly including 4 parts: upper

cover, lower cover, guard collar and control panel, as Figure 3-1

Figure 3-1 Receiver Appearance

Upper Cover

Lower Cover Control Panel

Guard Collar

Screw

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Control Panel

Figure 3-2, in the middle of red frame of V30 receiver is control panel. And the control panel contains the F1 key (function key 1), F2 key (function key 2) and the power button, 3 indicator leds which are respectively satellite led, the status led (dual-color led ), the power led (dual-color led). The simple three buttons include all the features setting of the v30 receiver.

Figure 3-2 Control Panel

Satellite led(green led)

Status led(red-green dual-color led)

Power led(red-green dual-color led)

Function Key: settings of working mode, UHF radio

Control Panel

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transmitting power,satellite elevation angle,automatically base setting, reset receiver and so on.

Function Key: settings of data link, UHF radio channels, collection interval, back to original setting.

Power Key: setting confirmation, automatically base

setting and so on.

Upper Cover Figure 3-3 indicates the upper cover of V30 receiver, the

main function of which is anti-drop and anti-scratch.

Figure 3-3 Upper Cover

Raised Point: anti-wear point to avoid instrument being scratched

Raised Plate: 5 raised plates can avoid wear-out and falling

Raised Plate

Raised Point

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Lower Cover

As figure 3-4, lower cover of V30 includes communication module slot, battery groove, five-pin port, eight-pin port, loudspeaker and so on.

Figure 3-4 Lower Cover

Communication Module: according to different requirements, traditional UHF radio, GPRS and 3G communication module can be chosen

Communication module connector: connect communication module and mainframe

Battery Groove: install 4400mAh lithium battery

Five-pin port: connect mainframe with external data link or

Five-pin Port and Protection Plug

Eight-pin Port and Protection Plug

Loudspeaker

Communication Module position

Battery Groove

SIM Card Slot

Communication Module Connector

SLC Power Supply Block

Joint Nut

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with external power supply

Eight-pin Port: connect V30 receiver with computer, or controller for data download and delete

Protection Plug: anti-dust and waterproof for socket

SIM card slot: when choose GSM communication, install SIM card.

Joint Nut: fix instrument with tribrach and centering pole.

Loudspeaker: voice broadcast for real-time operation and status.

Tips: 1. if no need to use five-pin port, eight-pin port and differential antenna port, please affix rubber plugs to achieve waterproof and dustproof.

2. when water comes in loudspeaker, maybe it becomes silent or sound hoarse. But it will be back to normal after drying.

Communication Module As figure 3-5 of the appearance of communication

module, according to different requirements, V30 receiver can be installed with traditional UHF radio, GPRS and 3G communication module.

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Figure 3-5 Communication Module 1

Figure 3-6 Communication Module 2

Battery As figure 3-7, the appearance of 4400mAh lithium

Battery

Module Connector

Difference Antenna Connector Protection Plug

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Figure 3-7 Battery Front

Figure 3-8 Battery Back

Environmental Requirement Even though V30 receiver uses waterproof materials,

maintaining in a dry environment is still helpful. In order to improve the stability, and duration of the receiver, please avoid exposing the receiver in extreme environments, such as:

Moist

Temperature higher than 65 Celsius degrees

Temperature lower than -40 Celsius degrees

Corrosive liquid or gas

Anode

Cathode

Close

Open

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Electrical Interference Do not place GNSS receiver around a strong power

interference signal source, such as:

Oil duct ( spark plug )

Television and computer monitor

Generator

Electric motor

DC-AC power conversion equipment

Fluorescent Light

Power switcher

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General Operations

Chapter Introduction

■ Introduction

■ Button Functions

■ Led Status Instructions

■ Turn On/Off Receiver

■ Static Data Storage

■ RTK Data Storage

■ Reset Receiver

■ Back to Original Settings

■ Format Receiver

■ Power Supply System

■ Communication Module

■ SIM Card/ USIM Card

■ Firmware

C H A P T E R

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Introduction

Most of the operations of V30 receiver can be done by the three buttons on the mainframe panel.

Buttons on the panel:

Figure4-1 Mainframe Panel

Explanations of buttons operations and leds hints as below:

Operations Explanation

Single click button Press a button less than 0.5 second

Double click button Double click the button while the

clicking interval should be between 0.2 to 1

second

Long pressing button Pressing button more than 3 second

Satellite Led

Status Led Power Led

Power Button Function Button F1 Function Button F2

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Super long pressing Pressing button more than 6 second

Slow flash of led Flashing interval more than 0.5 second

Fast flash of led Flashing interval less than 0.3 second

Button functions

Factions Button

operations Introduction

Work mode Double click F1

Then single click F1 to choose the

receiver work mode among “base”,

“rover”, “static”

Data link Double click F2

Then single click F2 to choose the

data link among “GSM”, “UHF”,

“External”

UHF

mode

Power Long pressing

F1

Then single click F1 to set the transmit

power to be high, middle, or low

Channel Long pressing

F2

Then single click F1 to choose channel

by minus 1; or you can long pressing

F1 to choose channelby minus 10;or

single click F2 tochoose channel by

plus 1; or youcan long pressing F2 to

choose channel by plus 10

Static Elevation

angle

Long pressing

F1

Single press F1 to set elevation angle

to be 5 degrees,10 degrees, or 15

degrees

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Collection

interval

Long pressing

F2

Single press F2 to set collectioninterval

to be 1s,5s,10s

Static data

collection Double click F2

Double click F2 to start collecting

static data

Confirm setting Single press

power button

Then the receiver will speak out its

current work mode, data link, radio

transmit power, channel; meanwhile

the power led will flash to hints its

power status

Auto-set base

F1+Power

button to turn

receiver

Press F1 while than press power

buttonat the same time to turn on the

receiver until hearing “Dingdong”.

Then the receiver speak out its

current status.

Reset receiver Long press F1 Reset the mother board

Back receiver to

original settings Long press F2

Then it will automatically rectify,

correct and reset to the original

settings.

Check currect

work status

Single click any

button in

non-settings

status

For static mode : receiver speaks

out“static”, collection interval,

elevation angel; at the same time the

power led flashing times hints the

power status and the satellites led

flashing times hints tracked satellites

number

For base in external mode: receiver

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speaks out “external, base”; at the

same time the power led flashing times

hints the power status

For rover in external mode: receiver

speaks out “external, rover”; at the

same time the power led flashing times

hints the power status

For base in internal UHF: receiver

speaks out “UHF, base, channel **,

power *”; at the same time the power

led flashing times hints the power

status

For rover in internal UHF: receiver

speaks out “UHF, base, channel **” ;

at the same time the power led flashing

times hints the power status

For base in GSM mode: receiver

speaks out “GSM, base”; at the same

time the power led flashing times hints

the power status

For rover in GSM mode: receiver

speaks out “GSM, rover”; at the same

time the power led flashing times hints

the power status

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Led Status Instructions

Led Instruction

Power led

(yellow) Always on

In normal voltage: internal battery voltage >7.6V,

external battery voltage >12.6V

Power led

(red)

Always on In normal voltage: 7.2V<internal battery voltage

≤7.6V, 11V<external battery voltage ≤12.6V

Slow flash Low power-pressure: inter≤7.2V,external≤11V

Fast flash Power status hints: one or four times of one

minute

Status led

(green led for

status)

Off In external radio, UHF mode, and static mode

Always on GSM module has been connected to internet

server successfully

Slow flash GSM module has been connected to internet

successfully

Fast flash GSM module is trying to connect to internet server

Data led (red

led for

status)

Slow flash

1. getting correction data via GSM or radio (only

receiving corrections for rover while transmitting

for base)

2. collection static data in static mode

Fast flash Error in static mode (typically for no more flash

memory)

Always on

Communication module in error for getting data,

mainly resulted by problem in module so that no

data output

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Satellite led

(green)

Always on More than 4 satellites tracked successfully

Slow flash Loss satellites and try re-tracking

Off

1. mother board error resulting in no data output

while resetting receiver

2. mother board error resulting in no data output

while in static mode

Led displaying in different mode:

1. Work Mode (double click F1 to enter work mode setting, then single click F1 to choose work modes among static, rover and base. After that single click power button to confirm the current setting. If no confirming within 10 seconds, the receiver will automatically confirm the current settings.):

● on ○ off

Mode Satellite led

(green led)

Status led

(green led of the dual-color led)

Base ● ○

Rover ○ ●

Static ● ●

2. Data Link (double click F2 to enter data link setting, then

single click F2 to choose from GSM, UHF, and external, After

that single click power button to confirm the current setting. If

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no confirming within 10 seconds, the receiver will

automatically confirm the current settings.):

● on ○ off

Data link Satellite led

(green led)

Status led

(green led of dual-color led)

UHF/GSM/CMDA

module ● ○

Internal

GSM/CMDA ○ ●

External ● ●

3. Transmitting Power (must be set in UHF mode. Long press

F1 to enter transmitting power setting, then single click F1 to

choose among high, middle, and low. After that single click

power button to confirm. If no confirming within 10 seconds,

the receiver will automatically confirm the current settings.):

● on ○ off

Choice Satellite led

(green led)

Status led

(green led of dual-color led)

Low ● ○

Middle ○ ●

High ● ●

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4. Radio Channel (must be in UHF mode. Long press F2 to

enter radio channel setting. Then single press F1 to choose

channel by minus 1; or long press F1 to choose channel by

minus 10; or single click F2 by plus 1; or long press F2 by plus

10. After that single click power button to confirm. If no

confirming within 10 seconds, the receiver will automatically

confirm the current settings.):

● on ○ off

Channel Satellite led

(green led)

Status led

(green led of

dual-color

led)

Data led

(red led of

dual-color

led)

Power led

(red led of

dual-color

led)

Power led

(green led of

dual-color

led)

0 ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

1 ● ○ ○ ○ ○

2 ○ ● ○ ○ ○

3 ● ● ○ ○ ○

4 ○ ○ ● ○ ○

5 ● ○ ● ○ ○

6 ○ ● ● ○ ○

7 ● ● ● ○ ○

8 ○ ○ ○ ● ○

9 ● ○ ○ ● ○

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10 ○ ● ○ ● ○

11 ● ● ○ ● ○

12 ○ ○ ● ● ○

13 ● ○ ● ● ○

14 ○ ● ● ● ○

15 ● ● ● ● ○

more ○ ○ ○ ○ ●

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5. Elevation Angle (must be in static work mode. Long press

F1 to enter elevation angle setting. Then single click F1 to

choose elevation angle. After that single click power button to

confirm. If no confirming within 10 seconds, the receiver will

automatically confirm the current settings.):

● on ○ off

Choice Satellite led

(green led)

Status led

(green led of dual-color led)

5 ● ○

10 ○ ●

15 ● ●

6. Collection Interval (must be in static work mode. Long

press F2 to enter collection interval setting. Then single click

F2 to choose collection interval. After that single click power

button to confirm. If no confirming within 10 seconds, the

receiver will automatically confirm the current settings.)

● on ○ off

Choice Satellite led

(green led)

Status led

(green led of dual-color led)

1 ● ○

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5 ○ ●

10 ● ●

Turn On/Off Receiver

Turn on Press power for

1 second All leds on

With turning on music, receiver

speeaks out the last settings of work

mode, data link etc.

Turn off

Long press

power button for

3 seconds

All leds on With turning on music

Static Data Storage The GNSS static data collected by V30 receiver will be

stored in its memory, in *.GNS format.

You can connect the V30 receiver with PC by USB port of Y cable and then just copy the static data into your PC.

Note: in case of no more memory, the data led

(the middle led) will be fast flashing

while stopping the current static data

collection.

RTK Data Storage The controller can be connected with the receiver via

Bluetooth or cable, the data will be stored in the memory of the controller.

After fieldwork finished, you can connect the controller with PC by the data cable, and then download the RTK data

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from the controller to PC by copying.

Reset Receiver Long press F1 button for more than 6 seconds to reset the

mother board.

Warning: reset receiver will make the next

tracking satellite time longer while

needs users to set receiver work

mode again.

Module checking Long press F2 for more than 6 seconds to check the

module in current work mode.

Format Receiver Format V30 receiver by Hi-Target V30 Receiver

Management Software:

Connect V30 with PC by serial port of Y data cable

Turn on V30 receiver

Choose right serial port and open port

After connecting successfully as figure 4-2: the S/N will be showed in the below

Click “Format/Delete All” to complete format receiver. After this operation, all current data will be deleted forever.

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Figure 4-2

Warning: Make sure all useful data has been copied

to another place for spare, because all data

will be deleted forever after this format.

Power Supply System Assembly and Disassembly of Battery Cover

Assembly:

1. Firstly insert one side

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Figure 4-3

2. Turn the metal lock by 90° to the panel side and press it

to be ok.

Figure 4-4

Fix slot

Metal lock

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Disassembly:

1. Pull the metal lock up and turn to the two ports direction

by 90°

Figure 4-5

2. Pull the metal lock to get off the battery cover

Figure 4-6

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Install and Uninstall Battery Install:

1. Match with the in the battery slot to put in

the battery.

Figure 4-7

2. Insert battery towards “Close” end (see red arrow) to

install it ok

Figure 4-8

Open

Close

Open

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Uninstall:

Slide the battery towards to the “Open” end, and then pull

out battery is ok.

Figure 4-9

V30 Receiver Battery Name and Model

Name Model

4400mAh lithium

battery BL-4400

V30 lithium battery

charger CL-4400

Open

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Power Supply

Power supply

Power supply way

1. lithium battery;

2. eight-pin port and five-pin port on the mainframe for external power supply

Power range 6V ~ 36V

If use external power supply for V30 by the eight-pin port and five-pin port on the mainframe, the power supply should be 6~36V with current no less than 500 mAh.

When using both lithium battery and external battery, the receiver will check the power pressure of both batteries and choose the higher one.

And please note that if use external power supply, must use the specified external power supply from Hi-Target to avoid any destroy to the receiver.

Note: usually one V30 lithium battery can last 13

hours for static, 12 hours for RTK while 9

hours for base in UHF work mode with 2

W internal radio. But the working time

will be decreased along with the more and

more charging times or in very low

temperature.

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Battery charging

BL-4400 lithium battery must be charged in specified CL-4400 charger of Hi-Target for about 6 hours. The indicator led of the charger will be in red while charging, and then green when charging finished.

Figure 4-10

Charging Operations

1. Matching the in the battery with in the

charger, put the battery in.

Figure 4-11

Green led for almost finishing charging

Red led for charging now

Close

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2. Slide battery towards to “Close” end (as the above arrow

direction) until battery is locked

3. After connecting battery with the charger, the “Charging” led

becomes red.

Warning: 1. Only using Hi-Target specified charger and do not put the battery into fire nor make it short circuit.

2. If heating, deformed, leaking, bad smells happens while charging, using or storing, please stop using the battery right now and change another one.

3. If the working time obviously become very short, please stop using the battery right now and change another one.

Communication Module Module type:

Module type Instruction

GM-46V 460MHz radio, compatible with V9 UHF

GM-46PV 430MHz ~ 470MHz radio, compatible with

Trimble, Leica

GM-42PV 390MHz ~ 430MHz radio, compatible with

Trimble, Leica

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Install and Uninstall Communication Modules

Communication modules are radio module, and GPRS/3G module.

Figure 4-12 Radio module

Installation:

1. Put the module into the module slot.

Radio module

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Figure 4-14

2. There are 7 screws in the module. Please screw them down

using the screw driver.

Figure 4-15

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Uninstall:

Screw out the 7 screws and pull the module out.

Radio Channel Setting

For the GM-46Vradio of 455~465MHz or 440~450MHz, which is compatible with V9, there are 100 channels for users’ choice; for the GM-46PV radio of 430 ~ 470MHz and GM-42PV radio of 390MHz~430MHz, which are compatible with Trimble Leica, there are 32 channels for users’ choice.

There are two methods to set the radio frequency:

1. Long press F2 on the V30 mainframe to set. 2. After connected with controller, using Hi-RTK software to set.

Note:

1. The channel of rover must be the same as that of base, only in which case they can cooperate together.

2. Try to use the channel in a good environment with less interference. The below way is offered for users to find a good channel:

- Firstly don’t set base, just set the rover in one channel

- Check the data led (the middle led) of the rover. If the red led flashes, it hints that there are some other transmitting data around in this channel. You should change to another channel until you find a channel with no interference.

- After you find a good channel, setting your base

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to this channel and start your work.

SIM Card/ USIM Card Either SIM card or USIM card can be used in V30:

USIM Card

WCDMA(ZHD/VRS)

GPRS(ZHD /VRS)

GSM

SIM Card GPRS(ZHD /VRS)

GSM

Card installation

For built-in GPRS SIM card: 1. Take out the battery, then you can see the SIM card slot

Figure 4-16

2. Insert SIM card as below:

SIM card slot

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Figure 4-17

Note: 3G card can also be installed here.

Firmware Firmware upgrading

There are two kinds of upgrading for V30: 1. Mainframe upgrading. 2. Radio module upgrading. Except the difference of choosing upgrading device, all the other operations are the same. You can see the difference below:

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Figure 4-18

Steps for upgrading:

1. Connect V30 with PC by serial port of Y type data

cable

2. Turn on V30 receiver

3. Choose the right serial port and open port

4. After connecting successfully as figure 4-2: the S/N

will be shown in the bottom

5. Choose the “upgrade device” to be “receiver” or

“module” as you need, and then click “select file” to find the

firmware file in you PC

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Warning: The firmware file must be with the postfix as *.098.htb, or the upgrading will be failed.

6. Click “upgrade” and then the receiver will be turned

off automatically, then start again and it will start upgrading.

7. You can see the three leds on the panel will flash in

turn while upgrading.

8. When the software pop up information of upgrading

successfully, then restart your receiver.

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Configuration of Fieldwork Chapter Introduction ■ Introduction

■ Diagram for base working

■ Diagram for rover working

■ Fast Operation Guide

C H A P T E R

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Introduction In this section, the working program and Easy of Use for

the base and rover of V30 GNSS RTK are introduced. According to the system of V30 GNSS RTK which is required by the customer, only the customer who buys the module can get the relative configuration of working program and the configuration of working program. The below is not for all the customers who buy the system of V30 GNSS RTK. Please refer to the relative configuration of working program for the instrument which you buy.

Diagram for base working

Figure5-1 working mode for base with built-in GPRS/3G

Base Mainframe

Tripod

Tribrach

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Figure 5-2 working mode for base with built-in radio

Base receiver mainframe

Tribrach

Tripod

UHF transmitting antenna

Extension rod

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Figure 5-3 working mode for base with external radio

Base receiver mainframe

External radio connecting cable with receiver

Tribrach

Tripod Tripod

Tribach

External radio

External power supply

Power supply connecting cable

Transmitting antenna

Radio antenna connecting cable

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Diagram for rover working

Figure 5-4 UHF rover Figure5-5 GPRS/3G rover

Carbon fiber centering pole

Bluetooth

Controller

UHF receiving antenna

Rover receiver mainframe

Bluetooth

Rover receiver mainframe

Carbon fiber centering pole

Controller

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Fast Operation Guide

Rover or base mode with built-in GPRS or 3G module. 1. Set base/rover

Double click F1 with the voice prompt “base”, “rover” and “ static” to choose the working mode you need, press power button to confirm the setting.

2. Set GSM data link

Double click F2, then choose GSM mode from UHF,GSM and external radio then click the power button to confirm.

3. GPRS setting

There are two ways. One is using the Controller with Hi-RTK software, please refer to Hi-RTK manual to find more details on how to do the settings. The other way is by using the management software. Connecting the receiver to PC with Y type cable, then open the management software of V30 receiver, choose the serial port and then open it. After the instrument is connected, do the settings through the management software of V30 receiver. Refer to figure 5-6.

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Figure 5-6 GPRS Setting

Netw

ork mode

Communicat

ing way

Setting Contents

ZHD GPRS/CDM

A

Group ID, IP, port and APN

GSM The dialing function, input the phone number of base. Make sure that the SIM cards have opened the calling function

VRS CDMA/CD

MA

IP address, port, network operator

(APN), VRS user name, pass word,

mount point list

Notes: If the server does not provide IP, you can tick “use server website” and then input the website to log in.

Base or rover mode with UHF radio module

1. Set base/rover

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Double click F1 with the voice prompt “base”, “rover” and “ static” to choose the working mode you need, press power button to confirm the setting.

2. Set UHF data link

Double click F2, then choose UHF mode from UHF,GSM and external radio then click the power button to confirm.

3. Set UHF radio channel

Hold F2 button with voice prompt to choose the channel in need, press power button to confirm.

Note: Base and rover must be in the same

channel for a normal work.

The differential signal is being transmitted while the signal light (red) is flashing once at one second. Meanwhile, the rover have received the signal while the signal light (red) of rover is flashing synchronously once at one second. Now RTK work can be started. If the signal led (red) of rover does not flash, that means it has not received the differential signal.

4. Set the power of radio:

When the working distance becomes farther, you can set the power of the radio of the base through the control panel. Pressing F1 button until hearing the voice prompt: high, medium, low, the working distance is getting lower in

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sequence.

Base or rover mode with external data link.

1. Set base/rover:

Double click F1 with the voice prompt “base”, “rover” and “ static” to choose the working mode you need, press power button to confirm the setting.

2. Set External data link:

Double click F2, then choose External radio from UHF,GSM and external radio then click the power button to confirm.

3. Setting the radio channel of external data link in base.

Do this through adjusting the external UHF radio to the right channel.

4. Setting the UHF radio channel of rover:

Hold F2 button with voice prompt to choose the channel in need and press power button to confirm.

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Static Collecting Chapter Introduction ■ Introduction

■ The procedure of V30 static survey

■ Download data with USB

■ Management software operation for Static Survey

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Instruction

V30 receiver can be used as dual-frequency static surveying instrument. The collected static survey data is saved in the memory in the main frame. The static survey data have to be downloaded to PC with post-processing software to process.

The procedure of V30 static survey 1. Locate the instrument on a point, centering and leveling it.

2. Measure the height of instrument for three times, on condition that the difference of each measuring is less than 3mm and the final height of the instrument should be the average height. The height of instrument should be defined from the controlling point of base centre to upper edge of marker line. The antenna radius of V30 receiver is 0.087 meter; the height of phase center is 0.065 meter.

Figure 6-1 Instrument height measure point

3. Record the point name, instrument S/N, instrument height and observing initiated time.

Instrument height measure point

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4. Turn on the instrument and set it to static surveying mode. The satellite led flashing means the instrument is tracking the satellites. The satellites are locked once the satellite led turns into constant on. Status led flashes due to your collection interval. If setting the interval to 1 second the led will flash once a second.

5. Turn off the instrument after the static survey is finished and record the turn-off time.

Download and post-process the data

Note: Don’t move or change the collecting setting while the instrument is collecting data.

Download data with USB drive The data of V30 receiver can be downloaded with USB

drive, use the Y type data cable, connect one side to USB port of PC and the other side to the 8-pin jack of main frame. After connecting, you will see a folder named GNSS in the PC, the static data are here, you can copy the according files directly.

Note: The series port can not be used to download

data, but can delete static data.

Management software operation for static survey

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The main function of static file management software

of V30 receiver:

Delete original data

Delete and format the whole memory

Read parameters

Set parameters

Refresh list

Figure 6-2

Operating steps:

1. Connect Y type data cable to 8-pin port of V30 receiver and the series port of PC

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2. Choose the right PC port and click “connect port”

3. Refresh list, the observation data files will be in the list

4. File name: 8 digit character: the first chart is replaced by underline, the second, third, and forth are the last two numbers of S/N number of the receiver from which the data is collected; the fifth, sixth, and seventh is the year-accumulated-date; the last chard is the collecting period of the day

5. Set up time: GNSS time.

6. Delete data: choose the data need to be deleted, click delete files.

7. Change collecting interval and satellite cutoff/elevation angle: input value and click set parameters. Click read parameters to view the original collecting interval and satellite cutoff angle. Static data post processing:

The new post processing software of Hi-Target is Hi-Target Geomatics Office (HGO), use this software to do post processing.

Please refer to “Hi-Target Geomatics Office Data Post Processing Software Manual” for detailed information of data processing.

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Technical Parameters Chapter Introduction ■ Introduction

■ Receiver

■ UHF Radio Communication

■ 3G/GPRS/CDMA/Internet Communication

■ Ports

■ Function Key and Indicator Led

■ Intelligent Voice Module

■ Accuracy

■ Physical Feature

■ Working Environment

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Introduction

Here we list out all Technical Parameters of V30 GNSS RTK SYSTEM. The Technical Parameters will be a little different according to your purchase order. Please make sure about your configuration then find out Technical Parameters correspondingly.

Receiver ◎ 220 channels ◎ GPS : Synchronous tracking L1 C/A, L2E, L2C, L5 ◎ GLONASS: Synchronous tracking L1 C/A, L1 P, L2

C/A(only for GLONASS M) and L2P ◎ SBAS: Synchronous tracking L1 C/A, L5 ◎ GIOVE-A:synchronous tracking L1 BOC, E5A, E5B and

E5AltBOC(optional) ◎ GIOVE-B : synchronous L1 CBOC, E5A, E5B and

E5AltBOC(optional) ◎ GALILEO:(Upgrade) ◎ Trimble Maxwell 6 of advanced user-defined GNSS

Technology ◎ A high precision measurement in the relevant organs using

for global navigation satellite system ◎ Very low noise GNSS carrier phase in Surveying, Accuracy

< 1 mm within 1 HZ wide band ◎ Mature low elevation-angle tracking technology ◎ Initialization time < 10 S ◎ Initialization Reliability > 99.9% ◎ 1 Hz, 2 Hz, 5 Hz, 10 Hz, 20Hz and 50 Hz output (default

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10Hz) ◎ Differential data format: CM R, CMR+, RTCM 2.1, 2.2,

2.3, 3.0, 3.1 ◎ Navigation Output Format: ASCII:NMEA-0183 GSV,

AVR, RMC, HDT, VGK, VHD, ROT, GGK, GGA, GSA, ZDA, VTG, GSTPJT, PJK, BPQ, GLL, GRS, GBS and binary system:Trimble GSOF

UHF Radio Communication GM-46V Module ◎ Compatible with V8 and the other products of Hi-Target

with transmitting or receiving radio in 460 MHz ◎ W ith difference transmit-receiver function and transmit

power can be adjustable among 0.1w, 1w and 2w ◎ Radio Frequency bands of 450~470MHz with 100 flexible

switching channels ◎ Reference to Radio Frequency list ◎ W ith top 19.2 Kbps wireless transmit speed

PCC Radio Module

◎ Compatible with Trimble/Leica RTK Radio ◎ W ith difference transmit-receiver function and transmit

power can be adjustable to be 0.1 w, 0.5w or 1 w ◎ Radio Frequency bands 430 MHz~470MHz with 32

flexible switching channels and the frequency of each channel can be customized.

◎ W ith top 19.2 Kbps wireless transmit speed ◎ Support the below protocol, convenient for user to work

compatible with their own products:

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o Transparent EOT Timeout

o Transparent EOC Character

o Packet Switched

o TRIMTALK 450S

o TRIMMARK II/IIe

o TRIMTALK 3

o TT450S

o SATEL

External PCC Radio

◎ Original import PCC radio ◎ Input power: DC 9~30 V ◎ Transmit-receiver radio. The top transmit power has

different optional as 4W or 35 W ◎ Radio Frequency bands 430 MHz~470MHz with 32

flexible switching channels and the baud rate of each channel can be customized.

◎ W ith top 19.2 Kbps wireless transmit speed ◎ Support the below protocol, convenient for user to work

compatible with their own products:

o Transparent EOT Timeout

o Transparent EOC Character

o Packet Switched

o TRIMTALK 450S

o TRIMMARK II/IIe

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o TRIMTALK 3

o TT450S

o SATEL

3G/GPRS Network Communication ◎ Default Configuration with built in GPRS Internet

Communication, with optional of 3G Module.

Ports ◎ 2 RS-232 serial ports ◎ 1 USB port ◎ 1 port for wireless blue-tooth communication ◎ 2 port for external DC power supply (Multiplex) ◎ 1 SIM card slot for GSM or CDMA ◎ 1 built-in Li-ion battery groove ◎ 1 built-in communication module port

Function Key and LED ◎ 3 Panel buttons: 1 power switch key, 2 functional keys,

with these combination you can set all the function with voice and Indicator Led flexibility

◎ 3 LEDs: 1 Satellite LED (Single color), 1 Communication LED ( Dual Color) ,1 Power LED ( Dual Color)

Intelligent Voice Module ◎ Broadcasting function for each operation in English

Accuracy ◎ Static, Fast Static: Horizontal: ±(2.5+1×10-6D) mm

Vertical: ±(5+1×10-6D) mm

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◎ RTK Accuracy: Horizontal: ±(10+1×10-6D) mm Vertical: ±(20+1×10-6D) mm

Physical Feature ◎ W ith ARM7 Core Control Chip, built-in 64 M Flash

Memory ◎ Dimension: φ19.5cm×h10.4cm ◎ Weight: 1.3 kg( Incl. l i-ion battery) ◎ Anti-impact from 3 meters free-falling, waterproof in 2

meters deep water ◎ Lithium battery. W ith 2 standard battery in 4400 mAh ,

Voltage:7.4 V; One Single battery can work continuously for 13 hours in static mode, 12 hours in GPRS mode, and 8 hours in 2 W transmitting power

◎ 6~36V external DC power supported, external and internal

power supply exchanged automatic ◎ Receiver Power Consumption: 2.5W

Environment ◎ IP Standard: IP67, waterproof, dust-proof and anti-impact. ◎ Working temperature: -45℃~65℃, storage temperature:

-55℃~85℃ ◎ 100% Humidity non-condensing

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Ports and Main Accessory

Chapter Introduction ■ Introduction

■ 5-pin Port and 8-pin Port

■ Differential Antenna

■ Y Style Data Cable

C H A P T E R

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Introduction This Section will introduce the outlook and operation for

the main ports and accessory of V30 GNSS RTK system. The Technical Parameters will be a little different according to your purchase order. Please make sure about your configuration then find out Technical Parameters correspondingly.

Five-pin Port and Eight-pin Port

Figure 8-1 Five-pin Port and Eight-pin Port

Figure 8-2 Five-pin Port Eight-pin Port

1. Five-pin port: named as COM2/PW2, Generally used for the connection between the receiver mainframe and the external data link or the external power supply

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Eight-pin port: Named as COM 1/USB/PW1, Generally used for the connection between the receiver mainframe and computer, controller, or for data download and data delete.

Signal Definition

Small Five-pin Signal larger Eight-pin Signal

GND Earth RXD Data Input

GND Earth USB D-

Vin Power Input USB D+

RXD Data Input USB V+

TXD Data Output Vin Power Input

GC-2 Cable Insert Mark

TXD Data Output

GND Earth

2. Cable Insert Mark GC-1, GC-2 signal can work with the cable connect earth internal only.

3. All the round plug seats from Hi-Target name the pin by positive counterclockwise; round plug name the pin by welding face counterclockwise.

4. All above data output (TXD) and input( RXD) signal are base on receiver. TXD is a signal transmit line for receiver and RXD is receive line for receiver.

5. The connect signal for PC serial port DB9 are: 2 (RXD computer data signal to receive),3( TXD computer data signal to transmit),5(GND earth). In a simple word “2 for receiver 3 for transmit”

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Point: All above are for facing the main frame, it’s the face icon for the socket of bottom main frame ( The plug welding surface)

Differential Antenna

Figure 8-3 Differential Antenna

Refer to Figure 8-3, the differential antenna is an essential part both to Base and Rover with internal UHF radio, which transmits the UHF differential signal for Base while receiving the UHF differential signal for Rover.

Differential Antenna Installation

Refer to Figure 8-4,holding the bottom of differential

antenna and assemble it with clockwise rotation. On the

contrary you can disassemble the differential antenna.

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Figure 8-4 Differential Antenna installation

Warning: When install the differential antenna, make sure rotating the right bottom fixed nut of differential antenna, don’t grip the top parts of differential antenna, Otherwise, it will make poor connect and reduce the working distance.

Y Type Data Cable

Figure 8-5 Y Type Data Cable

USB Port

Serial Port

Eight-pin Port

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Eight-pin Port: to connect with the eight-pin port of V30 receiver

USB Port: to connect with PC USB for data downloading from V30

Serial Port: to connect with PC serial port for V30 firmware upgrade, receiver settings, manage static data file, set radio parameters, etc.

Warning: 1. When connecting plugs of all the V30 GNSS RTK system,( See below) please make sure to make two red points aligned , one on plug and the other in the V30 receiver socket, otherwise, it will bring damage both to socket and plug.

2. When finish your work, please take out of plug directly. Don’t spin the plug.

3. In order to protect the plug, please store the cable in a good status and places without extruding.

Plug red dot

Socket red dot

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Regulatory Information

Chapter Introduction ■ Notes

C H A P T E R

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Notes

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Shielded cables must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits.